Development approaches must address structural barriers and power imbalances for women and other marginalized groups to adapt.

In Huila province in southern Angola, global warming is having a double impact on women and girls.

From loss of livelihoods to domestic abuse, women bear the brunt of natural disasters, endangering progress on gender equality.

Evidence suggests that environmental disasters could lead to earlier marriages in the communities gravely affected.

In Kenya, a biological scientist works with local women to tackle climate issues and restore Lake Victoria's ecosystem.

A training of trainers (ToT) to build local capacities on gender, climate change adaptation and the linkages between the two.

The Center For Girls' Education is giving impoverished girls new opportunities.

Behind Uganda’s lush beauty, climate change is looming large.

Creative gender-responsive climate and environment actions key to achieving Paris Agreement Goals.